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p * « iton., S. C. THE HCOSE THAT GIVES : YOU SATISFACTION OR YOOR HONEY BACK ■ • *■ foj ; •'■•r *H>lL ' * -ff.i .2 The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South s * We're after ^tjur business and if low prices and good goods are any inducement we are sure to get it. Try us i . Write for samples and prices.^ You’ll receive them by return mail. WC CUT FINE GOODS IN DESiAaBLE LENGTHS , T # FOR OUR MERCHANTS AT WHOLESALE PRICES a dMP The Specialty House of The South On Ready-To-Wear Garments FOB LADIES, MISSES, CHILDREN AND INFANTS Describe your wants. Send your open order. We’ll satisfy you and save you money, and if not not satisfied Your money will be cheerfully refunded. New Fall Dress Goods and Silks ;• ; ;. no I ^ # Our stocks are now complete; full to overflowing with the newest of plain and fancy dress goods and silks, in all the latest weaves and coloring. ‘ i id as r'i v -SL ’ ", Best of Table, and Fancy Linens io iucujj n*>3 c! r rrin fai. • , u: • ,.j --irl. u Wbol^n undrwear for men women and children. " Carpets, mattings, rugs, art squares, and curtains. Gloves Hosiery; Ribbons, and full line of notions, etc. ’ i.ul * •* I ' (Jl ; , , " . • , ' ' — ” ’ - 1 - ■ ! ' Don't forget ours is a large establishmet. We sell as cheap as others buy. And we want your small orders as well as large ones. If you Know your wants, we know how to supply them. Try us. - a <J. R THIS STORE- Strong In Ability To Buy And Sell Great Quantities STRONG II ASSORTMENTS • • • • STRONG IN VALUES •U ▲XTD saxxro ST5.CH9 ALWA.7S OraBSJHO ' B.IOBT 0CCD8 AT B.I9ET PRIOBS M \ 50 inch Colored Broadcloth at 75c, i.oo and 1.50 yd Colored Granite Cloths 28 in at 83c a yd. 50 inch Colored Mohair in wine, naVyrgrey and green at 55 cts a yd. j 28 inch Scotch Plaid suiting i2*^ctsayd. ^ 38 inch English Check Chevoits at 50c a yd. Fine Imported Henriettas in plum, wine, rose, brown. tan, castor, navy, cadet, and green 43 in at 1.00 yd. Invisible and Plaid Check Cheviots 40 in special at 1.00 per yd. Fancy Plaid Suitings at 15, 25, 50, 75, to 1.00 a yd. 42 inch Prunella Cloths special at !.00 a yd. 4 Children's White Pique Dresses special at $2.39; Childrens and Misses Pator Suits, red and Blue serges ages 5 to 14 years at 6.38 and 7.49. Childrens Serge, Henrietta and Fancy Mixture Dress es, blue, red, brown and gray, at 2.00, 2.98, 3.38, 4 98, 6.49. Q Childrens Gallattea Dresses, ages 2 to 5 years at 1.19 ‘ “ and 1.25. ft i r ■ > t ■ Ladies Black Cloth Coats, Velvet and Braid Trimmed at 3.88. . Ladies Black Broadcloth Long Coats, trimmed with pnll braid and velvet at 3.98, 5.00 to 27.50. Lapies Castor and Tan Broadcloth coats at 7.8c, 8.^9 10 22.00. - .*'••• ■ « ! . • k v/ " Ciiarleston’s Greatest Displays and. Sales of M Qarnet Broadcloth Tailored Suits, latest styles r *y H / Green Velvet Suit tailor made, kimona sleeves, trim- Fancy Mixed Tailored Suits some with velvet and med with fancy braid at 50.00 others trimmed *ith braid 10.08, iil.98, 13-98 tQ Black Cheviot Tailored suits trimmed with pull braid 40.00. v Itf&HOzX, /h0£_?.s4*«hr*t'> Plum Broadcloth Tailored Suits strickly tailor made special at 50.00 Ts" sfori to bring'back health aiKl sbpenfth. But the strongest point about Scoffs Emulsion is that you don’t have to be sick to get results from it It keeps up the athlete's strength, puts fat on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy, brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre vents coughs, colds and consumption. Food in concentrated form for sick and ** well, young and old, rich and poc:*. V And it contc ins no drug3 and no t fcrYiol. rp T j' ALL DRUGGISTSv 6O0. AND SI.OQ. “De •bo’ nuff fiQsneier, n said Unde Eben, “is de woman wif only a two dollar bill an’ a f ami- spray and plant it in the heart of et fur.” " another and you will be surprised ly of eight to mahket OeodOoafh Medicine tor ChUdren. The ■•am for oenfha and colds is bow nlhnnd end too mnoh cere cennot be oMd leprotect the chlktren. ▲ Is mnoh more likely to contract The quicker jon>onre hla cold the less the nw. Ckeaberlaihi's Cough Remedy is the aelexeUeode of imdj uunhere, end few of those who hute tried ft ere wil- UuB te ueeeay other Mrs. F- F. Burch- er, of Rlplej, W. < Ve., reys, “I here never osed ueythtaf other then Chsmber- Isle's Coqgh Keeiedy for my children aad it bee always fire* good ■ufefeetion." John M Klein S.Papa,” said little Willie, “what’s a man trap?” Papa then r once Mnscular I^mfe Oured "DurinfUie sommer of 19081 was troubled with mnaculer puins in the in step of my foot," says Mr. B- Pedlar, of Toronto, Out. “At limes it wes so peinful 1 could hsrdly walk. Cbamberlaia's Pain Balm was rscommended to me, so I tried it and was complstely cured by one smell since If there is a growing kindness in your own E dwib art, take some to know how quickly it will bloom. Beware of Frequent OoMe. A sueceesion of eoMs or a protracted oeid is almost eeruUs to eadtn ohronlo catarrh,from which few parsons srsr wholly raoorer. Gtrs srery cold the core a cold? Why sot try Uhamoerlam's Cough Remedy? It Is bticbly reoommsnd- rd. Mrs. M. White, of Bottler, Tenn ' sees: "Bevsrsl yearesge I was botherel with say throat end lungs Someone told me of Chamberlain’s Gough Remedy. I I began using it and it relieved m* at once Now my throat and lungs are sound and For saleby JohuM Klein. well." Let ns work with song and glad ness. Let ns rejoice in all the life that is ours. Then we will no longer exhaust ourselves ’ fighting shadows. bottle. I hare since recommended It to several of my friends, all of whom • highlyof it. u For saleby John M K No good thing is failure and no evil thing autcets. pre/eaainoZ JYotioee. JAMB a PEUaiFOY. JHO. M. TMVUTOY PIURIfOY BROTHERS. Attorneys and Connaellore atTmw. All BuIbsn givsa Prsmpt Attentin. OVtR THE PRESS AND STANOARO. WALTEBBORO. - - - 8. C. D. Ic vSvet Tailored Suits, trimmed with pull braid 1 iJ Black Broadcloths Suits, velvet and 6u atYsoo 7 ’ ^ ,,n i <• ' medal 15.00, 20.00,22.50, to 31. qo.w • 1" "e :•*(/[; .f » ' 3-S^» 15-®®* 20*00, tO , Brown, blue and black tailored suits self trimmed fill sxirts special at 10.00 fancy braid trim-. 5* I-'wd) c.f.'i- ^ ,1 rill; • • , * '?•(*] v/*>l r. jj .! .• u:' . t fjiki; i ^ r/vo:> miarirno/ j r ..[> U. r'.Y-iXDkl ‘Ml Ml dill) Baal Estate, Brokerage V and Inaamnea. LOANb NEGOTIATED. , Housfem to Opposite the Market, WALTEBBORO. B. a For that Dull Feeling After Eating. I hare used Chamberlain's Stomach aad Liver Tablets for some time, and can testify that they bare deoe ms more good then any tablets I bar* ever used. My trouble was a hsary dull feeUng after eet- lug.- DAVID FREEMAN, Kempt. Nora Beotia Theee tablets strengthen the stomach and improve the digeetio*. They also regdlate the liver and bowels. They are far superior to pUls but cost no more. Gets free sample at John- MKlein's drugstore and see* what a splendid medic Lae H is. Life is not so short but that there is alwnys time enough for courtesy. J.L VAUEK Aarvouvn* Atbaw Omrit Oocbt Hoom BqCAan. WALTEBBORO, S. 0. . . -gr: 11 - 'il „ ..i , ,■ 'L\!m., 'jam 1 . <1 t ’i»* T'^ i*} r imw jU\d ■ 0FF1C8 OF « Of. A. J. Anderson (DENTAL SURGEON !•’ 9 n. as., 1 pi m. Stretch Your Legs and be comfortable. Streit patent foot rest is a part of the chair; forms tufted front when not in use. s Morris Chairs ,*> r-n wear well—each one guaran teed—your sec urityofgsatisfac tion. We can ahow yon some beaut ifnl Strait Chairs, richly Alia The Rolipas Re- rigefalefc -pur: fij*!" \ COWPERTHWAIT A CO ; -.if; inn 11 Eing Street, ^ -■’‘•-•■cHABMBree.aa I